Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-30

ueA'H tnis afternoon. H. wl. } lhs gas "i-n tae r-iOss rxp, ,i'4 <. a. 8 tering uue Oi his legs a... - 'l-;-
 msnEiing nls body. He died -'' ' 'i'-
 CHICAGo, JIly 27-An sc..s |, cured to ths Philadelphia .v .'" e.
 Express on tne B1illmIr- E I,, --.-s. l: road, caused 5y s mIspiac-d -.-.-t -'4...
 express ran into freight .r..., .''.'-- ..-- Al on The siolng at fark, Iaiia-a. E.t'-.--S
 the engineer aud fireman of ib- -S
 and seriously iniuriug the epyir--,-s's leg iae freight train. Tde lr .i--. -' cGused by Gn attempt ;o wreck ,,-.- 1as Gs The switch was kuOva t9t- I- '.-'l order hs.f -n hour before N4
 CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 2-t-
 NeaEes dCAbergte- J mur1rr.l flss...- --
 Joseph Neayes. to-day, at P,,r--.l''
 Ky, in dispute. -'-
 SAS DIEGO, July 27-Ihrse ra.5..,
 have been organized within tvo vlI' ''
 The San Diego National Baak ...-. ',
 SlOO.OOO. received it's charter ss-A
 Henderson, Tucson banker. k .b. --s
 ing man ot the bank. The State S,,.
 al Bank. same capital, has also r-'-+.
 fer X charter. A banking conus,y - -..
 also organized last nigE. uader h.. s...,
 laws by San Francisco sud I.as A5,..-.'
 capitalists. with S3OO. eco rari..L ''' | VIRGINIA CITY, Nev.. Julv 7--r,.
 bTesEing of an axle On one Of ,b- s.--t
 cars of John Kobinson's e,-cns '...A .s-4
 morning resulted ic the wr,czi,.., ~, 4,
 Of four OTIS. The sacred cuv. wsl = V;
 on top of one of iEe cars, ard oY.. ,.s ,s-
 large elephants was Overturned ar5 ,.. ieg broken. The beast sLrI. k.E -'.s
 pam aod terroI and refused ty Al ;,s
 keeper IO approach, It upset & Hst rs,
 with lfs trunk and the COnrugt.41 aft--
 the smash-up was ildescr Oaile IL. 1 roaret, boa serpents Mssed, aerad ,---
 iie beloved, nlLGeys cia.tersd fi.,s,.
 2r. wled, hysuas a0Eled and he l;,' s,'5 ! uprOar aroused rHLcuers from tbe;- ! siGnOeTs for miles eroCud. The wep7f.
 ed elephant was finally s,le-t-acsrd
 with its keeper. tLe animals guIr.sS
 down and the train r-Oved If t5vsrj
 Reno.
 SALT LAKE CITY, UtsL, July 27-IIa ! death Is announced to-nlght of Jobr ! Taylor, President of the Noruqg ! Church. He died last night gt o',l-cE but the place IS not given. He was -q | years old and joined the Norm, | Church iu 1s31. He was the editor oi
 various church papers and publications | and though he embraced Dolysg-cv bs
 was among the first who denied It's prse. tioe after years of being ID It. Hs VAS president of the twelve when Bryhan
 Young died snd became president oi
 She church ID 1880. He was indlct-ifo- unlawful cohebItgtlon early in I,6j s1j
 went into hiding ID February of ths; year, and has not sl own ID public since George C. Cannon tonight ha- lItt., article n the church organ, cha-.1g Tsy Tors blood oa the "persecuGoEs" sso Lage ''huunded hlm to hIs death" Ils funeral takes place oD Friday next.
 CASPToSvILLE, Cal, July 27.-Abcu, 2 p. n. yesterday 6 fi.e broke out h-re in the residence of J. G. McHallen and n two hours Ihe entire town, saye lev houses ou the outskirts. Was lu ashes About ZJO people We're rendered des- tItute.
 SANTA Rosa, July 27-An earthqusss shoe, wal sale Eere tt five minutes aii-r . o'clock this afteruoOp,
 BCsTOS. July 21-A cOrrespOaielt of the Pi.Ot at Rome, cables that the Erst report of Mgr. Persico. Popgs To PEese nsative in Ireland. has been Ie- ceived at the Vatican, and Is most mandatory o' Irish people.
 SPRINGFIELD, July 26-Much interest IS taken In tue proceeding If tho coming HapubiicGn State Convention because oi ite fac; that q resolution Will be of, rcd eEtJisinc Senator Sherman for tie presidential nomination. and there IS DO COub. but that th" .tsolltlon Wlil Ue ,ar1,od iu s1e convention. Two thlug5 in doubt are, how strongly 1t will De On the floor of that body, ard whether the opposition can muster sniff cient strength 10 break it's force before the court Of endorsement. The oppO- nents Ct the resolution clam that ttry Can muster Gt least one-third of the while supporters of Il claim 1t will go through with a vhiTl, and that the opposition will be too insignlfceDs amount tO anything but an exhibition of dislike.
 A MIDNIGHT MEETING.
 TOLEDO. O., July 26.-ihe Sherman men have arrived by late train, beng summoned here by telegram. The eve ming has been spent in an effort at con- and the Senator's friends Clsim n. midnight thnt there will be no ser lous opposition to the passage ot the resolution of endorsement. l. seems probable at this meeting that the policy of cancellation will win. the argument being that the resolution csn have DO binding effect upon the cOuventlon ueIt year to select delegates to ihe Natl, Dal Convention, that Sherman's splendid service entities him to a resolution of and that Ohio representa- lives cannot 8ffort to politically slsuRh;- 3T the,r greatest man, Probably the wi,l be introduced tO-m0r- LOW early in the session. sud not ne tO 1hursday, as at first pro- posed. + there is no opposition. it VIII )ass- If there is objection, it will te re- erred tn the Committee On Resolutions, md be passed OF ThursdGy.
 SAN DIEGO, July Z7.-U. 5. Marshal Sisiey End Special Detective Murphy hls morning arrested l. W.'McQasen. 'harged with being one O. tb- tran obbSrs near Tucson, A. T two months go. Several weeks ago MGFpLy oo- alned work III disguise as National jisy n the railroad shops. The prisoner TGs also working there. The detective tated that he had tracked the prisoner U through Arizona RGd acrcss the des- Tt here. Marshal Risley declined to 'e interviewed and gave positive In- trUctIOns that the prisoner should uot e. It Is learned from authentic sourcts, Cwever, thu. the prisoner says the de- eetiVe was Cn bis track all the tlm"' Tas ID She detective business himself; noWs inc train robbers intimately; @as rying Co capture them to obtain the re- 'ard ol &2J.CG0 Marshal RIsley slt Csse went out to National C.iy 'hls iterncn io arrest on suspicion pal c- be .raIn r0hber. but returned without leir mar. The prisoner VAS taken 90 ICs Ang 5!es tr-night for examination. he prisoner is a well known railroad .snf having been in the employ Of the P. company.
 SAS FEANCISCo, Jnly 27.-A document as fled ID the probate court to-day, sued by the Mexican court in Gusy- .as declaring that all rights claimed ? Blythe in Mexican estate would bc ffoitsd If the money necessary to carry It tae contract was not advanced at Ice. When the bond was obtained the tp Thomas H Rivfha entered into